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DealPulse Subscription-Trap Rights Check
x402
DealPulse Subscription-Trap Rights Check is a paid API for AI agents from dealpulse.theaslangroupllc.com, paid per call via x402, $0.05/call, status unknown (last checked 2026-10-27).
Checks a consumer's legal rights and remedies under 13 U.S. state auto-renewal laws when they believe they've been trapped in an unwanted subscription, returning deterministic duty assessments, remedy calculations, and SOL deadlines.
Price / call$0.05
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StatusUnknown
How this service works
Subscription-trap rights check — the FTC click-to-cancel rule is VACATED (8th Cir. 2025); your rights live in STATE auto-renewal laws. Deterministic duty + remedy math, 13 states: CA/NY/DC/VA/IL/VT/OR/HI/DE letter-worthy (DC treble/$1,500; HI $1,000 floor; DE treble + pre-suit notice), FL void-refund tier, honest-no CO/WA/GA. Effective-date gating, exempt-seller screen, scienter flags, SOL deadlines incl. OR 1-yr discovery. Verified against primary statute text. No LLM.
Output
Returns a deterministic legal-rights analysis covering: whether the named state's auto-renewal law applies to the seller, the specific statutory duties the seller had, violation flags including scienter indicators, the calculated remedy amounts (e.g. treble damages, per-violation floors), the SOL deadline, whether the situation is 'letter-worthy' (i.e. worth a demand letter), and any pre-suit notice requirements — all sourced against primary statute text without LLM inference.
Example use cases
Trapped in a gym membership cancellation
“I've been trying to cancel my gym membership in New York for six months but they keep saying I need to call during business hours and then the line is always busy. Can you check what New York's auto-renewal law says about this, whether they violated their duties, what damages I might be owed, and if it's worth sending them a demand letter?”
Monthly subscription charges after deletion
“I deleted my account from a streaming service in DC and they charged me three more times before I noticed. Can you tell me if DC's auto-renewal law covers this situation, what the statutory violations are, how much I can claim in damages including any treble damages, and what the deadline is to take action?”
Unclear cancellation on a wellness app
“I signed up for a wellness app in Oregon last year, and the cancellation process was confusing so I stopped using it. Now I found out they charged me for months after I thought I cancelled. Can you verify what Oregon law requires them to do, whether they violated it, what remedies I'm entitled to under statute, and what the one-year discovery deadline means for my case?”
Technical details
Endpoint
GEThttps://dealpulse.theaslangroupllc.com/api/deals/subscription-rights?utm_source=zero.xyzWhen to prefer
Use this endpoint when a consumer needs a deterministic, statute-verified assessment of their auto-renewal law rights in one of the 13 supported U.S. states — especially when the FTC federal rule is not available as a remedy (post-2025 vacatur) and state law is the only viable path. Prefer this over general legal Q&A when you need precise remedy math, SOL deadlines, and letter-worthiness decisions grounded in primary statutory text rather than LLM inference.
Side effects
- State not among the 13 covered states returns an 'honest-no' or unsupported-state response rather than an estimate
- Missing or ambiguous effective date causes incorrect statute-of-limitations gating
- Seller type not matching exempt-seller categories may produce incorrect applicability determination
- Incomplete cancellation-attempt details may prevent scienter flag evaluation
- Invalid or unparseable date inputs cause parameter validation errors
Input
Schema · Request body
| Field | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| inputrequired | object | |
| output | object |
Output
Schema · Response
{
"type": "json",
"errors": {
"400": {
"example": {
"error": "state parameter required"
},
"description": "Invalid or missing parameter(s) — required: state. Returned before the payment gate on paid requests, so a malformed call is never charged. JSON body: { error: <what is wrong and how to fix it> } plus usage hints."
},
"402": {
"description": "Payment required — x402 v2 challenge; the accepts array lists scheme, network, and amount. Retry the same request with a PAYMENT-SIGNATURE (v2) or X-PAYMENT (v1) header. Verification is free."
},
"500": {
"example": {
"error": "upstream_failed"
},
"description": "Unexpected server error. If a payment settled without a usable result, contact info@theaslangroupllc.com with the settlement tx hash for a re-run or credit."
}
}
}Tags
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